the democratic candidate for pennsylvania governor is josh shapiro, currently the attorney general and he will be our guest in a few minutes tonight and we will get his response to that and more. it's been a busy news day. actually a busy few days. since the last january 6th hearing prime time on thursday night, set off a bunch of proverbial bombshells, particularly on the right and in the republican politics. today, one of the members of the january 6th investigation, posted online some additional footage from depositions and witness statements about president trump's statement to the country on january 7th, which was the day after the attack by trump supporters on the u.s. capitol. we heard a little bit about this so far from the january 6th investigation. we know from testimony previously by the investigation that part of the reason that trump agreed to make a statement on january 7th, part of the reason he decided to make a somewhat conciliatory statement about the attack that happened the day after is because he had been advised that if he didn't do something like that, he might b

republican candidate for pennsylvania governor,an et democratic candidate for democratic governor is josh shapiro, currently the attorney general of the state. josh sharp row will be our guest here tonight. we'll get his response to that and more, but it's -- it's been amo busy news day. actually a busy few days since the last january 6th hearing primetime on thursday night set off a bunch of proverbial bombshells particularly on the right and in republican politics. today one of the members of the january 6th investigation elaine luria posted online some additional footage from depositions and witness statements about president trump's statement to the country on january 7th which was the day after the attack by trump protests on the u.s. capitol. now we've heard a little bit about this so far from the january 6th investigation. we know from testimony previously revealed by the investigation that part of the reason trump agreed to even make aon statement on january 7th, pt of the reason heua agreed to ma a r somewhat conciliatory statement about the attack that happened theor day after it is bec

joining us now is the democratic nominee for governor of pennsylvania, attorney general josh shapiro.u for making time tonight. i'm sort of sorry to be speaking to you under the circumstances, but i appreciate your willingness to do it. >> thank you, rachel. appreciate being on here. >> let me just ask a response to this series of revelations about here republican opponent. he has formed not just the sort of political alliance, but what appears to be a financial relationship, and an ongoing politically strategic relationship with gab.com. and including, through today, when the guy has continued to assert that there is no role for jews in political culture of america. >> i mean, rachel, this is who doug mastriano is. he is so dangerous. he is so extreme. he is so beyond the pale, that he would go and ask for followers, pay for followers, pay for supporters of his campaign, recruit volunteers, on a site that was used by the tree of life killer, the deadliest attack on the jewish people in the united states history, which occurred in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, just a couple of years ago.

former congressman charlie dent, is one of the leaders of the republicans endorsing democrat josh shapiroor governor of pennsylvania. he is joined by former republican speaker of the pennsylvania house representative and a former republican lieutenant governor, these republicans are endorsing the democrats because they believe that the republican candidate for governor in pennsylvania is dangerous. that is their word. dangerous. republican charlie dent that says that the republican candidate quote, is an extremist, who is a threat that the rule of law and the constitution or order. the rule of law and constitutional order are strong words for politicians. but they are way too dry. and academics sounding. for what actually is at stake. the united states will no longer be united. if pennsylvania republicans steal the pennsylvania presidential election in 2024. the united states itself is what is at stake. the word united will have no meaning if pennsylvania steals the presidential election. pennsylvania will not be reunited with its neighboring state of new york which will deliver at least

>> that ad that you saw there, that was paid for by josh shapiro's campaign, the democratic nominee forovernor in pennsylvania. it ran ads in the republican primary race back in may and as it turned out dog mastriano won that primary and it seems like the money democrats spent on the attack ad actually, it might have actually helped mastriano win that race perhaps some republican voters wanted a win for what donald trump stands for. and now, mastriano, a far right candidate has a real shot at governor's office, now polling within the margin of error of the democratic nominee josh shapiro and busy courting gop donors. democrats are rung the same play book in maryland with one democratic group spending more than a million of advertising that elevated republican candidate for governor dan cox, promoting his ties to trump and pro life and second amendment stance. apparently a lot of maryland republicans were into that description, yesterday, dan cox won the republican primary for governor of maryland, defeating the current republican governor's protege by a 16 point margin. here's a little

there's a four point differential in the polling with josh shapiro, jewish american, the elected democraticncumbent attorney general. here is a sample of whatgab ceo said. >> we don't want people who are age atheist, jewish. this is a christian movement. this is an explicitly christian country. >> he went on to say that jewish people will not be expelled, they won't be exiled, but they will have to live in a christian nationalist country. your reaction to this? >> look, andrew torba is one of the most toxic people in public life right now. the idea that anyone running for elected office would associate themselves with him, would use gab as a launching pad and a platform for their politics, that in and of itself, in normal times, literally would be prohibitive. it's a frightening moment when we see this kind of outright christian nationalism, an undisguisedd hostility towards jews. elected officials who engage in this rhetoric aren't just flirting with fascism, they are bringing it to the forefront of their political argument. that's, i think, a terrifying thing for all americans. >> apparen

. >> leading off our discussion tonight is pennsylvania tony general josh shapiro, he is a democratic for governor of pennsylvania. thank you very much for joining us again tonight, i really appreciate it. i have previously called the stakes in your election very high. they are only getting higher, especially with the recent decision by the supreme court to take up the case that could allow state legislators to name electors. i know there is the famous toenail phrase of all top politics is local, and you are supposed to be running on pennsylvania issues and going into local communities and talking about those issues. but, this governor's race in pennsylvania now, is now about the future of the very existence of the united states of america. you know >> lawrence i thought the waiting this of that in your lead into this interview. i feel it every morning when i leave the house and my wife pokes her finger at my chest and says, you better win this! and i thought to just a few hours ago when i was in carbon county, and a woman came over to me and grabbed me by the chest and said, you need

he is now pulling within the margin marginal error of democratic nominee josh shapiro.p donors. democrats are running the same playbook in maryland, with one democratic group spending more than 1 million dollars on advertising the elevated republican candidate dan cox, promoting his ties to trump, as well as his pro-life and second amendment stands. a lot of maryland republicans were actually into that description. yesterday, dan cox won the republican primary for maryland, defeating the protegee by a 16-point margin. here's a little background on mr. cox for you. he was an election denier. not only did he attend a white house ellipse rally on january 6th, he helps and buses of protesters to attend the rally. he also called mike pence, the vice president of the united states a traitor, and argued that president biden was, quote, installed in the white house. a promise to do in forensic audit of the 2020 election ban, and to ban abortion, among other things if he wins office. cox has also mentioned to be a bit of a nuisance to governor hogan for years now. he recently tr

joining us now pennsylvania attorney general and democratic nominee for governor, josh shapiro.n so much happening and we want to get back to the campaign trail, this seems like a perfect day. let me put up the names, these are real republicans, charlie dent, jim greenwood, former says it hout speaker denny o'brien, senator robert jubelirer and former state supreme court justice sandra schultz newman. tell us how you got all of the endorsements and how you got them today. >> you know, i've been talking to democrats, republicans and independents all across pennsylvania, and i think it's important to note that these prominent officials represent all corners of our commonwealth. it includes the first woman supreme court justice. it includes as you said people who are long-time servants of the republican party and also includes the head of the county commissioners from one of the most conservative counties in pennsylvania who currently serves and they've all come together largely for different reasons. number one, they fear that the dangerous extremism of my opponent, and number two

and we need people to join our big broad coalition here. >> pennsylvania attorney general josh shapirograteful. >> thank you, nicole. >>> when we come back, heartbreaking images and reality now for the youngest victims of russia's war in ukraine. what can be done to help protect the children already traumatized by war? we'll explain after the break. the children already traumatized by war we'll explain after the break. >>> in ukraine, the death toll from that missile attack we told you about yesterday in vinnytsia stands at 23 people with more than 100 injured. among those killed, at least three children. that includes a 4-year-old girl who was seen just minutes before the attack, happily pushing her stroller around in the streets in an instagram video captured by her mom. her brutal and horrific death illustrates the tragic consequences for children amid the war, and russia's brutal attacks now increasingly targeting children. unicef reported that more than 260 children have been killed since the start of the war in february. tragically, that number is higher now and nearly two out of

josh shapiro for doug mastriano in pennsylvania, for example.he general. of course it raises the questions about the -- them playing with fire and the dangers. if the democrats say that drk is under attack how can go ahead and prop the candidates up? >> it is a huge risk. >> it is not only a risk. we also know that democrats, their argument is that this lane would not exist if the republicans did not allow this. >> they did this before, too, democrats have. republicans sometimes meddle in democratic primaries. can it work and especially in house races. >> it is interesting. about a month ago pelosi told her caucus in a private meeting we won't win on the democracy argument. everyone is paying attention to inflation and the economy and that's what we should be sticking to. but you see it still happening. a lot of those front line members say privately i would much rather run against a super maga trump. they don't run to against a glen youngkin because it's hard to paint him as trump, if that candidate is talking about republican issues without th

but in pennsylvania if the josh shapiro thing, what they did i think was ethical, smart and they're actingir candidate, their party, their supporters and their donors. i have no problem with it. >> james carville, that's why we asked you. appreciate it i knew you'd get your thing in. best to your family. up next, a look at next week's primary battle in michigan where a pressure naun republican congressman who voted to to impeach the former president. that's coming up. everything was all good bubut then things hit a slight snag. ok so they were trtrying to very my employment status while i was at work, in n a giant hole, in a mine. but then something amazing happened. hello? carvan worked with my shift manager and got everything sorted out i didn't miss out on the car. super helpful. i w over the moon, even though i was underground. we'll drive you happy at carvana. primary battle in michigan where bubbles bubbles bubbles bubbles there are bubbles everywhere! as an expedia member you earn points on top of your airline miles. so you can go see even more of all the world's bubbles. new astepr

the state of pennsylvania, it clearly was in josh shapiro's interest that the republicans nominate doug mastriano. i've done the same thing. i would do the same thing. i don't see any ethical or moral problem with doing this. and again, i think most of the opposition to this is from the pontifical class mostly located on the coast. i don't see anything wrong with this, and you try to do everything you can to help your candidate or your party win an election, and that's pretty simple, and that's what the dccc is trying to do. sometimes it backfires, sometimes it doesn't work. well, okay. you know, people do stupid things from time to time, but i wholeheartedly endorse this idea of being involved in primaries to help them nominate the stupidest, goofiest extreme person they can. i can remember when rush limbaugh used to tell his listeners to go vote in democratic primaries. you know, that kind of stuff happens all the time. >> all right, james, stay with us. there's a lot more to discuss. we're going to talk about a story that has really outraged people this week, blind sided veterans and

will be an easier candidates for the democrat to defeat, but you look at pennsylvania right now, josh shapiro general, the gubernatorial nominee, he's facing doug mastriano who is far out there on a lot of issues, but it's going to be a competitive race. >> as far out there as they get. and you know, the republican governors association has equivocated on whether they'll even support him. but where i disagree with you is that i think that mastriano would have won the primary regardless. >> i think that's likely true, yes. >> and to be clear, mastriano is someone who stormed the capitol on january 6th, bussed people to the capitol on january 6th. opposes abortion in all cases, and he's emblematic of the extremism we're seeing in the gop gubernatorial nominees. they deny the 2020 elections. we know if a democrat is elected in their state in 2024 and they're governors, we'll not have free and fair elections. >> i think mastriano was present at january 6th. i don't know if we know he went into the capitol. you told politico democrats love to bitch we don't have a bench, and they're just not looki

like joe biden, but when they see the contrast in a place like pennsylvania, for example, between josh shapiroastriano, that choice gets to the existential fears about the future of our democracy, and what it can do for them, and so i think john is right, people will show up and vote. but the generic ballot is closer than the biden approval rating would suggest. we will see. i think young people feel like, especially gen z, they cannot afford to not vote. >> john, do you think young people are going to be motivated this november? >> i don't think it's a question about it stephanie. before the legal leak, but before the january 6th hearings, and the harvard poll that we recent polled. we saw roughly the same number of young people said that they would vote relative to 2018. which was a historic milestone in midterm elections. but what we need to remember is, that this generation of young voters, gen z's and younger millennials, they are fundamentally different than the younger voters from the mtv generation. from 1986 through 2002, that period of time, the youth vote only favored democrats by o

is just doing the math because the latest fox news poll shows that democrats john fetterman and josh shapiroeading in pennsylvania races by double digits. against who hard-core trump embraced candidate. think about. that we maria teresa kumar, matthew dowd, oh it's good to see you. when we come, back the one and only jon meacham on what is next as joe biden years a major victory in congress. when the 11th hour continues. if you have diabetes, then getting on the dexcom g6 is the single most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful fingersticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before dexcom g6, i was frustrated. all of that finger-pricking and all of that pain, my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. i was tired. (female announcer) dexcom g6 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or receiver without painful fingersticks. the arrow shows the direction your glucose is heading: up, down, or steady, so you can make better decisions about food and activity in the moment. after using dexcom g6, my a1c has never been lower. i lead line dancing three times a

so this is how josh shapiro responded, with a quote from mastriano himself, speaking the to aforementionedg us now, the reverend al sharpton, host of "politics nation" and the president of the national action network. donny deutsch is here, host of the "on how mistaken we were in every looking for the bottom, in ever looking for shame or political prices to catch up with these folks, because it's clear that on the right, there's space for anti-semitism and racism. this seems to have at least caught mastriano's attention but it's not clear that there's a price to be paid, and that is the sickness that sometimes we don't get at in these conversations. >> yeah, these are evil, dark, anti-semitic, racist people running for major offices. i go back to your previous segment or a couple segments ago where the lincoln project ad referencing jd vance, talking about that women abused in violence should stay in marriage. this is crazy, off the rails stuff. what's interesting is josh is ahead by only ten points, yes, he's ahead by ten points, but i say only ten points against a christian white nationa

we have to be very clear that josh shapiro's opponent has aligned himself with president trump and triedction and tried to criminalize abortion. he's on the ballot in pennsylvania. >> the only one less popular than donald trump, joe biden. >> donald trump according to the poll loses to joe biden. he's the only candidate he does. >> ten seconds. >> yeah, by the way, here is a poll. 6 in 10 americans feel the president should not run for a second term. 1982 ronald reagan went on to win 49 states. do not count joe biden out. >> i'm counting him out. i'm counting him out. >> all right. guys, great discussion, welcome, hope to see you soon. have a good day, everybody. don't go away at home because we want to bring you a story about a child who met civil rights icon john lewis. their friendship changed the course of his life. stay with us. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our incom

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our next guests, we craig snyder, joins a group of republican supporting josh shapiro, the democratic-- republicans have formed the republicans for shapiro packed in opposition to doug mastriano. if election denier mastriano is elected governor of pennsylvania, he could appoint a secretary of state that could overturn the election in the state of pennsylvania if a democrat wins the presidential election. there. sent by an election criminal, operating as pennsylvania's governor. that is what is at stake in that state. joining us now is craig snyder, political director of republicans for shapiro, as i mentioned earlier, he served as chief of staff to arland spector. it's good to have you with us, craig. what is at stake here with doug mastriano on the ballot in pennsylvania, is his platform so dangerous in your opinion? >> thanks, aymen. lawrence on the show has been absolutely right, it's not hyperbole to say that this is the most important governors race in the country this year, and maybe ever. the question on the ballot, as i see, it is whether the american republican form of govern

. >> well, the pennsylvania governor's race, because josh shapiro isn't that well known, but, when he running against the january 6th insurrectionists we are going to win the governorship. >> bret: you think this strategy. >> i think it's brilliant strategy. if donald trump is so great and so strong, then we are just helping along by getting trump candidates nominated i think that's great. >> if i were a democratic voter i would be very upset that my money would be going around to trying to mess in republican primaries. that's something tim ryan agrees with the congressman from ohio and ho is running and quoting fox news anchors crediting him with taking on china and supporting donald trump's trade policies. he is really going beyond the center. is he pretty critical today or this week anyway, bret and celinda. he believes democrat donor's money should go to democratic candidates. >> bret: one more thing on this. if the democrats put in this money and they turn around and run ads about how this candidate is anti-democracy but yet just spent $2 million to back them, voters say oh, this

mastriano was running before josh shapiro was running ads but when they boost -- >> there is no doubte but, but also, i mean, we're talking about the dga but what scott didn't mention is herschel walker and all these other people that actually win primaries who are terrible candidates and democrats have nothing to do with it. >> what do you think? is it playing with fire? >> look -- >> it's a yes or no question. >> are they playing with fire, sure. it is a republican base that is voting for people who deny the results of the last election, want to criminalize abortion and will only make sure the people they support for president -- >> if you believe that trump represents some crisis to democracy, you can't in good faith make the ads and ask senate rights to believe you -- >> right. >> within an hour of each other on friday, two newspapers owned by rupert murdoch, the "wall street journal" and new york post both released scathing edit editorials, the op ed and this is what the editorial board of the newspaper thinks. "the new york post" trump silence on january 6th is damming. ""wall s

rebuked by multiple republican leaders in his state who have endorsed his democratic opponent, josh shapiro's eric greitens, a republican senate candidate in missouri, best known for locking a woman in his basement and sexually assaulting her. greitens denies that. he followed up his much-criticized ad calling for the hunting of so-called rinos with a new ad still chock-full of guns and explosions, saying he's coming, quote, with an army of patriots, hopefully not to any woman's basement. the list just goes on and on. the tea party candidates were bad. many still continue to make a mockery of the house and senate, but these maga contenders are the tea party on steroids. with these candidates, it's as if trump has essentially launched his own republican version of the usfl and we all know how that ended. dana millbank and ross, attorney and member of the blackfeet nation. dana, start with you. political columnist dana millbank. there is just a plethora of weirdos running in this new sort of maga cycle. how do you think mitch mcconnell feels about that? he's stuck with them. if they win, they

josh shapiro, the very popular pennsylvania attorney general, incumbent attorney general, he is onlyour points ahead right now of the republican nominee who is within the margin of error. mastriano marched on january 6, wants a total abortion ban. is far to the right. it's a very big issue. it's an open seat because the democratic governor there is term limited. he was going to wilkes-barre, which is very close to scranton, today, the president, his hometown. there was a lot at stake there. john fedderman, the democratic nominee for senate, has not been seen except for one print interview this week. he is supposed to make his campaign debut tonight. he had a stroke three days before election day and is far sicker than he was -- than he let on initially and is still recovering from the stroke. it's really important for this president to show -- and this white house to show that he is able to work. he is 79 years old. he will be 80 on november 20th. i covered other presidents when they became ill. especially ronald reagan, who was not as old as this president but was considered the old

and in pennsylvania,va democratic gubernatorial candidate josh shapiro ran ads boosting eventualnioc challenger doug mastrianni that general election race is now within the margin of error, though.n joining me now is glenn greenwald, pulitzer prize independent journalist whose work you can find on substory. glenn, is this a real threat to democracy and or not if they're helping those candidates? >> what's happening here ? >> yeah, i mean, that's the thing is extremist rhetorice gets tossed around quitetsnd frequently in our politics. and one of the things i try otho do as a journalist is test the authenticity of whether people actually believe what they're saying and the consensus, not the fringe view, but the consensus is democratic party activists and their media allies is that the trump wing of the republican party is a like party that they actually are an existential threat to american democracy. they aim to overthrow democracy and install a white nationalist dictatorship in its place t. if you really believe that, laura , you would think it would be kind of a moral to fund the c

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so, you know, i would say it's fair to say that josh shapiro got the candidate to run against that he leads according to polling by 3% to 4% which is okay. but you could see that election could go sideways for democrats very easily. and suddenly, a person who can single-handedly maybe overturn the 2024 election has become the governor of pennsylvania. >> so, brian, my question to you is the usage of the word "milqutoast" was in your piece as mika just read one of the excerpts from the "times" piece. why are so many democratic candidate milqutoastish against competing with these people if you look with the exception of ohio, when you look at the candidates running against the right wing republican nut cases for high public office, either govern or secretary of state in various states, why aren't they called out with language, action verbs, that people understand, rather than the mealymouthed approach that so many democratic candidates take? >> first, i want to say that i think josh shapiro as a candidate has pretty good and harsh rhetoric for his republican opponents and in pennsylvani

we have to make sure that we elect josh shapiro. >> but does mastriano actually have a chance at winningovernor's mansion? >> sure. we are up against terrible headwinds. but i believe what has happened is people are seeing him for who he is. he is someone who sold tickets to the insurrection. then, he held fake field hearings on the big fraud, the big lie. doug mastriano will be exposed, has been exposed for the far right extremist that he is. i do not believe he will be awarded the governor's mansion. >> all right. congresswoman dean of pennsylvania. thank you very much for coming to this sunday show. >> my pleasure. >> up next, a strong new jobs report and some economists optimistic that this recession might not be around the corner after all, but they are still eyeing another interest hike. we will tell you what that means for you when we come back. what that means for you when we come back (woman vo) sailing a great river past extraordinary landscapes into the heart of iconic cities is a journey for the curious traveler, one that many have yet to discover. exploring with viking bring

pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro, a democrat running for governor, is fighting those countiesest example of republicans weaponizing a process that used to be ceremonial. joining our conversation is nick corsolini, his by line is on those articles. nick, tell us more. >> we were following a group called true the vote, a group that's long spread a lot of conspiracy theories about elections. they started in 2010 in texas trying to find nonexistent noter fraud there. they're behind the documentary "2,000 mules" which spread a lot of conspiracies about the 2020 election. they partnered with a sheriff's group called protect america now, which is about 70 sheriffs across the country from some major counties and smaller more rural counties. they made a partnership about investigating elections. when we started to look into that, we noticed another group called the constitutional sheriff's and peace officer's association, another right leaning organization, is also becoming very involved in trying to investigate elections. what this is is bringing a level of law enforcement to what's o

it is not enough to make sure that josh shapiro beats doug mastriano.y vibrant cesspools for some of the worst policies. earlier this month, the supreme court says they're going to take up a case. if it is decided -- they would basically eliminate the power of governors. it would basically completely give control to republican state legislatures around things like federal elections. we have seen that playbook before. that means that it is not even enough to say, okay, if we can just get josh pirro through in pennsylvania, if we can get gretchen through in michigan, it is not enough. these republicans, this is a playbook. i can't say that enough. this is the plan. they are well organized. they are organized and executing this plan up and down about. it is down to local election officials. the rest of us are really behind it. >> yeah. >> we have to catch up. >> i don't think that people realize. we are waving our arms. we are like, hey, this is urgent, this is a problem. a lot of us have been doing that since 2016. >> we are screaming. >> yeah, exactly. s

in the same poll, josh shapiro leading republican senator doug mastriano, by 10 points, 50-40.. oz both. dr. oz has been underperforming to say the least. he's been in europe on vacation. questions whether he lives in pennsylvania. he lived in new jersey for a very long time. this gets to the larger question that peter was just talking about. candidate selection in the republican party. >> exactly. republicans are trying very hard to defeat from the jaws of victory in the senate. and they're succeeding. dr. oz. if you want to win a senate seat in pennsylvania, don't nominate a dual turkish american citizen, who lives in new jersey. because he's probably not going to win. if you want to win the governorship there, don't nominate a far right loony tune. and georgia, hershel walker is a terrible candidate. and reverend warnock, senator warnock is leading that race in what is still a pretty red state. it's just, it's incredible, the way, well, first of all, the way donald trump has helped democrats in all of these races, by supporting these farout candidates. jd vance in ohio, whic

he is closing the gap with josh shapiro, the elected attorney general.t he, who marched in the january 6th riot, he claims he did not breach the capitol itself. but he was there and marching. we know that. would be the governor of a state, replacing an incumbent democrat. there are enough states right now with election deniers in position to win governors or secretary of state positions to change the electoral count in 2024. which is extraordinary. people replacing the people who did -- >> i would add on top of that -- one thing that i'm greatly concerned about is that there are democratic efforts across the country from the democratic party, that is, to support some of these further to the right candidates in pennsylvania, like mastriano, in the few they have a more favorable matchup in the general midterm election in the fall. i think it's incredibly cynical. it's risking karma as well. i think that leadership in the democratic party needs to take a long, hard look at what they may be setting up for in the fall. >> this just happened in maryland. last